Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03

Prescott & Arizona Central Railroad first mortgage Bonds
 c. J. Wemple went out to Del Pasco to-day. He has the greateet confidence in the future of that camp.
 Geo. W. Sines, of the Saserac, makes a shipment of vet goods and cigars every few days to his place at Walnut Grove.
 Walter G. Bates, superintendent oi the Walnut Grove Water Storage com pany, arrived on to-day's train. from California.
 Martin Maier, of the Exchange saloon, will set out free lunch tonight, with his ice-cold St. Louis (Anheuser-B Busch) beer on draught
 Judging by letter shown us recently. the American Home Mission Society oi California is not in love with l.. Fl. Meade. who was recently m Prescott.
 A. Emanuel, the artistic painter, has just put up one of his finely executed signs over J. l.. Fishers furniture store, to-day, and another "Fresh Fruit" sign at Aitken's.
 Heretofore, for contempt of court, a justice of the peace could send . eontu- macious witness to jail for one day only, but now, under the new code, he can send him up for 300 dsys-
 Luther wagpner, . civil engineer of California, came in to-day with Walter G. Bates, superintendent of the Walnut Grove Water Starage company, and will take charge of the Hume work for that company.
 FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 A wild cat is one of the attractions st the Palace saloon.
 Read the advertisement of furniture for sale in this issue.
 The Atlantic & Pacific is putting in new side tracks at Flagstaff.
 Geo. W. Ford, the contemplating cigar man, has new "sd" in to-day's paper.
 The city council will meet as board of equalization on Tuesday, August 9th.
 Dr. Robinson has received a lot of new goods in the drug line within the past few days.
 DC. P. Williams has been on the sick list for several days, although sti Il able to be around.
 The hateas corpus case of Dan Davis was up for hearing to-day again before Probate Judge O'Neill
 A young man, named Thomes Hicks, was killed, near Flagstaff, recently: by the accidental discharge of his pistol.
 Eight citizens of Flagstaff and vicin- ity, came in on yesterdays train, to attend the habeas corpus case of Dan Davis.
 The Arizona Lumber company's a V mill, at Flagstafi, has been rebuilt since the fire, and started up to-day again.
 Judge Wright has his family comfort ably domiciled in his residence oppo- site the city hall, formerly occupied by c. A. Bray.
 The we'll boring outfit reached . depth of 5 feet on Saturday evening, having made seventeen of it in the af- ternoon.
 Judge Geo. H. Tinker, of the Cham pion, who draws inspiration for his edi- torials from an altitude of over &7 900 feet, is in town.
 Walter c. Bates, superintendent of the Walnut Grove Water Storage com pany, and Engineer Wagoner, went out to the dam yesterday.
 T. c. Bray & Co. have dissolved partnership, G. A. Bray, the junior member, retiring. He will engage in business shortly in Flagstaff.
 Owing to . lack of interest and con- sequent failure of stock men to attend the stock growers meeting, advertised for Saturday last, was not held
 l. Bashiord, proprietor of the Pres- colt Opera House, has received notice from the Nellie Boyd troupe, that That company will play here Septeber 9th, 9th and Ith.
 T. $. Bullock, general manager of the Prescott & Arizona Genital railway, L. H. Wilson, auditor, and Mrs. l.. H Wilson. returned from the east on yes. terday's train.
 wm. Smith, the Williamson Valley cattle king, Better known as Bill Smith, the butcher" as square . man as ever lassoed or stuck the knife into a steer, is in town today
 John Aiken, heretofore telegraph ope rator at Chino Valley, came in on to- days train, to take position with Gov ernor Tritle, having resigned his posi- tion with the railroad company
 The Champion reports that freight train was wrecked Saturday morning near the spur about 6 miles west ol Flagstaff. Ten cars were ditched and the track badly torn up, but no one wal hurt
 The boiler, in the engine room, ., W. w Hills saw mill, near Belmont says the Champion, blew up, about o'clock on Thursday afternoon. Nc person was injured, as no one was neal the boiler at the time.
 Thos Milligan, IT,, the tonsorial ar tist, will open the barber shop and batf house. on the east side of the plaza this evening He says that, to conform with the times, he has put the price o baths at 9 cents.
 J. N. Piper, an exemplary youn( man, formerly of this city, is now in lucrative position in Los Angeles. His wife expects to join him shortly, ant previous to doing so will sell the house hold furniture, which she advertises 1T this issue.
 Henry C. McGrew, A well knowl artisan in iron work of all kinds, ha rented the Radecwsky shop, on the cor ner of Goodwin and Granite streets | where he is prepared to do all kinds O work in his line Judge Fleury rendered his decision | in the Marcou case, Saturday evening | hy entering up a fine of $20 and cost